Knowra News media News media News media are organizations and channels that gather, produce, and distribute news to the public, including newspapers, broadcasters, and digital outlets.
News gathering : The process of discovering and collecting information for news reports. Reporters, sources, documents, and observation supply the material news organizations publish.
Newspaper : A periodical publication that presents news and other material in print or digital form. Newspapers are a longstanding format for reporting, analysis, and local coverage.
Public broadcasting : Radio and television services funded or governed to provide programming for public benefit. Public broadcasters differ from outlets governed primarily by commercial revenue.
Agenda-setting theory : A theory that media influence which issues people consider important by emphasizing some topics over others. Coverage frequency and prominence can shape the public issues receiving attention.
Digital journalism : Journalism produced or distributed using digital technologies and internet-based platforms. Digital tools have changed publishing speed, formats, and relationships with audiences.
Journalism : The practice of gathering, assessing, creating, and presenting news and information. News media distribute journalism, though journalism also occurs outside established outlets.
Broadcast journalism : The production and presentation of news through television or radio. Broadcast outlets use sound and images to deliver news on scheduled programs and live.
Commercial broadcasting : Radio or television funded chiefly through advertising, subscriptions, or other commercial income. Its revenue incentives can differ from those of publicly funded news services.
Framing (social sciences) : The presentation of an issue through selected details and interpretive context. Editorial choices can influence how audiences understand the same event.
Decline of newspapers : The long-term contraction of newspaper circulation, advertising revenue, and newsroom employment. Falling print income has raised questions about sustaining reporting capacity.
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